Drop in the video
Any recording of somebody explaining something. The file is copied into a project folder, so nothing you do later can orphan it.
Recorded tutorial to written article
Turn any recorded tutorial into a publishable article
Drop in a video of somebody explaining something. How-To Maker extracts the transcript and writes it up as numbered steps, each one still tied to the moment it was described, so a picture from the recording is a click away. You edit it like a blog post and export it.
7 days, no card. Your video file never leaves your computer.
How it works
Four steps, and two of them are yours
The transcript is extracted
The audio becomes a transcript with a timestamp on every line, which is what keeps the finished article tied to the recording underneath it.
It becomes a tutorial you edit
Numbered steps with headings, in the order you said them. Then the editor: pull a frame from any moment, crop it, draw on it, set type on it in your own typeface.
Export it into your own system
Markdown and HTML with HowTo schema, plus a manifest and a README written to be read by an AI agent, so one export lands in whatever site or help centre you already run.
The search problem
Nobody searches for a video. They search for the answer inside it.
What somebody types into a search box is a sentence, and a video has none in it. Written out, the same walkthrough is a page of headings, steps and captions in the words the question was asked in — so the people you recorded it for can find the answer you already gave them.
- headings that match queries
- alt text per picture
- HowTo schema
Before
How to set up your first workspace
42 words of description, 1 page
After
How to set up your first workspace
- 01 Create the workspace
- 02 Invite your first teammate
- 03 Connect a calendar
- 04 Set notification rules
Who it is for
Built for people who show other people how
Support and docs teams
The Loom you sent one customer becomes the help centre article the next hundred find on their own.
SEO and content agencies
Turn a client's video library into a cluster of long tail how-to pages in an afternoon, not a quarter.
Course and channel makers
Every lesson ships with written notes, and the notes are what brings new people to the video.
Try it on a recording you have already made
7 days of everything, no card. Point it at a recording that has been sitting in a folder and see what comes out before you decide anything.
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